How much power is good for street driving?
How much power is good for street driving?
Hudson Bennett
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Kevin Hughes
No less than a pickup truck. So around 420.
Jonathan Russell
How many chickens do you have? Post some other ones too.
Adam Stewart
500HP is ideal for a daily driver. 600 is becoming unusable in the real world.
Juan Miller
Post chickenpucci
Samuel Anderson
i'm at 455 and i want more. shooting for 550 to the wheels once the warranty is up.
David Foster
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Jeremiah Long
It depends on the car. For a big GT cruiser or muscle car you would probably want somewhere at least between 200-300, but you can also have plenty of fun with a hot hatch with ~150hp.
Nathan Adams
Street? At least 350.
Anthony Peterson
500 to 600 in a torque vectoring awd system is too much for regular road use
t. a person with a 550-600whp car
Camden Davis
I agree with you 500hp is good on the street
300hp is good if fuel economy is your goal though
Eli Gomez
Your Scion tC does not have more than 150hp, even with the cold air intake. Before you continue to pretend you have an Evo, let's remind the thread that your youtube channel has 20 videos of you driving the tC, 0 of you driving an Evo (but does have one video taken by you of someone else revving one).
Asher Butler
BTFO
Juan Gutierrez
Are you the same Inu failing at launching a sticker store?
BTFO
Hunter Morales
tbqh, I have a lot more fun in cars that make less power and weigh nothing than a car with obscene power
GT86 and BRZ are still shit though
Christian Campbell
newfag
no?
James Lopez
Yes
Im a huge faggot
Ryan Taylor
Go take a timestamped picture of the Evos engine
Luke White
300 lb ft of torque for every 3000 pounds. Horsepower is not very important for street driving. The lower in the rev range the better
Jaxson Bailey
Op post chicken tendies or else
youtube.com
Noah Foster
People drive Ford Model Ts with like 20bhp on modern highways
Jason Perry
>t. person who can't deal with a 550-600whp car
Cameron Evans
Your bus driver deals with that 600hp, not you
Lucas Powell
>Americans
100 is plenty
Joshua Moore
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Easton Roberts
>tfw 11 second quarter mile
>also 55 mpg
Jonathan Cox
>no roof
>no creature comforts
>no respect from anyone else on the road
Caleb Butler
This. I get more than enough power out of the 20-valve 1.8L turbo 4 in my TT, but that's a 2-door sport coupe. Bigger car, you'll need more HP.
Truth be told, I'm convinced 90% of the normie drivers out there have no idea what their shitbox puts out. For a normie mobile low 200's is probably fine.
Luke Nguyen
Depends on the size of the car.
100 hp for small cars
100-200 hp for larger cars
200-300 hp for large cars
Anything after 300 hp is extra. Torque should also be taken into consideration.
Alexander Sullivan
that's a cock
Jonathan Baker
More like 11 second 0-60
Caleb Brooks
Nice feint
Tyler Thompson
>rooster
Nothing of value was lost
John Long
>saged my post
what did he mean by this?
Austin Smith
You're only wrong on the third point friendo
Zachary Torres
More like kids who have never driven a car before
Ethan Garcia
Say that to my face fucker not online see what happens
Brody Brown
That's a big cock
Daniel Bailey
A cock Is a chicken.
Logan Turner
nah, a chicken is too young to have a crest
Cameron Rogers
Chicken is the animal, it doesn't specify age or sex.
Charles Morales
I generally judge based on weight as well. For every 1000 lbs I expect 100 BHP and lb/ft of torque. From there I calculate an average of 15% loss to the wheels. I like to have around 300-330 to the wheels, personally.
Hunter Ross
it does, look at a dictionary
chicken=less than 1 year old
cock=more than 1 year old male
hen=more than 1 year old female
Ryder Roberts
uuuu
Ryan Rodriguez
we chicken posting?
David Ward
Buses make more like 280hp, if not less.